Chlorella
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Chlorophyll and accessory pigments allow algae to get energy from the sun. This is used for manufacturing of food by the algae.
The "algae" most people think of as algae are Cyanobacteria, *blue green algae*. By the name of the phylum you can guess that this "algae" is a bacteria, you are right. Scientifically speaking, true algae is only found in the Kingdom Protista, it is not plant, bacteria, fungi, or animal. We call Kingdom Protista the "grab bag kingdom" because it is home to the wierdest organisms that just don't fit well into other kingdoms. An example a true algae is Rhodophyta (red algae) Rhod=Red, Phyta=Algae. But to the lay person, they will mistake most Cyanobacteria for algae, and unless you are a biologist, this is just fine :)
There are dozens of scientific research satellites. You must be more specific.
Certain antibiotics, such as cephalosporins, are derived from fungi, specifically from the fungal genus Cephalosporium. While algae are not typically used directly to produce antibiotics, some compounds extracted from algae have shown antimicrobial properties. Research is ongoing to explore the potential of combining extracts from algae and fungi to develop new antimicrobial agents, but specific antibiotics resulting from this combination are not widely recognized or established in current medical practice.
Chlorella and cyanobacteria are commonly used algae in space research due to their ability to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen through photosynthesis, which is essential for life support systems in space environments. These algae can also provide nutrition for astronauts through their protein and vitamin content.
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It was used as a potential algae based food for long periods in space
explain why algae have been taken aboard space station
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Space stations are manned vehicles used for scientific research. Satellites are unmanned robotic vehicles for scientific research.
it is based on which method to be used for oil extraction from algae. For Eg. if you use soxhlet the oil will be appeared in greenish coluor, for Bligh and Dyer method the oil will be light brown in colour. By D.Surendhiran, Ph.D Research Scholar, Area of research: biofuel from algae Department of Chemical Engineering, Annamalai University, Tamilnadu, India. Contact: suren_micro@yahoo.co.in
P. A. Roger has written: 'Research on algae, blue-green algae and phototrophic nitrogen fixation at the International Rice Research Institute (1963-81), summarization, problems and prospects' 'Blue-green algae and rice'
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indian institute of space research organization
Advances in Space Research was created in 1981.
ISRO stands for Indian Space Research Organisation